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MULTIPLE CHOICES

mIT???5"?? authority to unilaterally implement any of their suggestions. This is most likely to be a B) virtual C) self-mannged D) problem-solving E) task 11. Diversity is an asset for teams where tasks A) require a variety of viewpoints ) are simple C) involve emotional labor D) are highly technical E) required for completing the work are highly interdependent director of accounting, has created a team of seven employees from the accounts payable department who meet for three hours a week to discuss ways of improving quality, efficieney and the work environment. This is an example of a team. A) problem-solving C) cross-functional D) virtual E) task-resolution 13. A receiver who translates a sender's message is engaging in the process of A) encoding B) decoding C) transmission D) feedback E) recoding 14. All of the following are examples of nonverbal communication except A) intonations or emphasis B) instant messaging C) physical distance between the sender and the receiver D) facial expressions E) hand gestures 15. Jake tells his boss only what he believes the boss wants to hear. Jake is engaging in Page 5 of 9

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11) (A) require a variety of viewpoint

This is because people from different diversities will provide different viewpoints so it is helpful in task where we need variety of viewpoint.

12) (A) Problem solving

This team meets for few hours a week and involves people from same department who discuss ways to improve efficiency, quality and work environment.

13) (B) Decoding

Sender encodes the message which receiver has to translate and that process is called decoding.

14) (B) instant messaging

Nonverbal communication includes gestures, proximity to receiver, facial expression, pitch, tone and volume of voice.

Instant messaging is form of verbal communication which is in written form.

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